Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-02-17

uc IeNiNdl uieciluR neItl at the NJ. II. |
church in this city during the past six weeks
closed on Saturday evening last. And the
good work has been taken up at the Presby-
terrain church.
Frank Groat who has been conducting the
ribbons for Felix Warren between Mos
COW and Lone Pine, was taken suddenly i'll
on Thursday last, and at last accounts was
lying very low.
The many friends of Mrs H. B. Hodgins
who has been confined to herbed tor several
weeks past with sickness at her home in |
Gsnesee. will be pleased to hear that she is |
now rapidly improving.
NOTICE. - On account of degree work, |
members Of Lewiston Lodge No. s, !. O. 0.
f., are requested to be in attendance Tues
day next, Feb. %, 1887.
W. b. PALMER, r. Sect.
We were told that all the Northern
delegation supported the bridge bill; in both
House and Council. and it was finally de.
feated in the Council by vote of six to
| five, one member being absent.
The beautiful snow fell to the depth of
eight inches in this city on Saturday and
Sunday, and every team and sleigh obtain
able was donned with the Ginning bells and
all we're out with their families and best girls
! Have you taken a cutter ride this winter?
Every stable in the city has the finest cut
tiers that can be obtained anywhere, but if
you drop into the Palace Saloon you can get
the A No. Cutter-W hiskey for Zone bit"
per glass.
Parties in tie vicinity Of Moscow. Pa
louise and Pennington, whom we have
| v,ofnS mill ind hnp IN,
the hands Of Sweet & Elder, of Moscow, for
collection, and an early settlement with
them will save you costs.
Several head of cattle have died in this
vicinity sine the late snow fell, most
them from starvation. We think there
should be law to compel every stock man
to put up hay every year for the sustenance
of his stock through the winter.
L. Stannus has opened his agricultural
establishment in this city under the Masonic
} hall on First street, where you can be as
reasonably accommodate d as at any house
Of the kind in the northwest. We call at
tention 20 his ''ad." in smother column.
NJ. j. Greenburg. of the Delmonico Res
taurant Parlors. desires to state for the ben
eft and convenience of those who wish sup.
, per at the tiremens ball on next Tuesday ev-
ening, for them to leave their order day
/, or two in advance of that time at the I'd.
taurant parlors, SO as to give ample time to
prepare the same.
Aaron Binnard is now fitting mp the build
ing formerly occupied by Il. A. Rowley, and
} will shortly open a gentemens furnishing
goods store. Such an establishment ought
to pay in this city. and Mr.. Binnard's sue.
cess as a dry goods dealer, will no doubt
make his new enterprise succeed. Watch
a for his advertisement.
The junior Of the TELLER on his TRIP
north last week. learned from a reliable
5 source that the Spokane s Palouse branch
k of the North Pacific will be extended to
Palouse City. Viola, Genesee, and to Snake
river during the next twelve months. Sur
q veyors were at Belmont waiting for the
u weather to break up, ready to proceed OF
the line in early spring.
y NOTICE Parties are hereby notified t.
, comply with city ordinance No. 81 in re
gard to horses, cattle aud hogs running a
e large in the public thorouphfares of thi
n city, and to keep the same up. This Law
will be kept enforce, and parties violat
ing the same will be prosecuted according
/ to its provisions. YVES AKERs.
City Marshal
III The toughest day experienced by stag
!. drivers this winter was on Sunday last
while Felix Warren and others were takin
Stuttz dramatic troupe from here to Moscow
n The passengers barely escaped freezing
i Little Iva frost-bit both her feet, but nc
seriously. They arrived at their dest,ns
: ton at ! o'clock on Sunday evening, an
" performed to a crowded house on Monda
night.
The stage line between Lewiston and SIP,
~ kane Falls. managed by the renowned an
~ reliable stager, Felix Warren. is now in be
ter condition than it ever has been. tt
ur line is well stocked with good horses al
ur coaches and sleishs. affording the most
commodating drivers. The best meals al
served 1t all tho stations along the lint
y And in fact nothing for the accommodate
~ of the weary traveller is neglected.
NoTIcE.-Part,es are hereby notified
~ ~ comply with city ordinance, No. 70,
~ regard to clearing the snow, boxes q
other rubbish from in front Of their pro
ter erty. The law requires each to clear Z
parties not complying with the noti6cati
within the required time. will be prosec,
IN ed ACC ,rding to the provisions Of the law.
MI YVES. AKERs. City Marsh
e. c. Chism was brought in from Vic
his Idaho. on Friday last by deputy sher
10. George Langdon, on change Of insanil
On Saturday morning he was brought
me fore probate judge Rice to be adjudged. .
no. after being thoroughly examined by D
Sterling and Morris. he was discharged.
sign OF insanity being evinced by the exa
tor ination. The prisoner was about sIxty-f
the years Of age. and had fought In the Mexit
-. army and also in the civil war.
ner s. G. Isaman and bride arrived Stature
ty, from Oregon. A reception was tende
ire. the happy couple on Tuesday evening
nh the Philharmonic Society, ct the reside
a., Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Dent on Idaho sire
The Lewiston brass band was present
i. discoursed several choice airs. We can
wish Georgs and his charming bride pl
any psrity, and may they make among N .
last py and pleasant little home, and in Ii
rth- may il BE- blessed with all the necessarie.
make it larger and more beautiful.
'urt The fi,emen's ball which will b. given
art the Hook and Ladder Company No. I,
this this city. ON Tuesday evening next, pr,
ices TO Be THE event Of the season. The
casion will occur in the large new brick
- Of Grostsin 4 Binnard, and the music
~ b furnished by Prof. Ross string bans
fsll. which itself alone 10 . Significance
the proposed good time. Every one n
Oh turn ont to this grand party and show J
re. gratitude and appreciation 20 our young
NAL company. Mcaey devoted 10 good
poe % uevor Wjnod By 4 good citi2an.